Land survey conducted by registered licensed surveyor, in accordance with the standards specified by the American Land Title Association (ALTA) and the American Congress of Surveying and Mapping (ACSM). While not mandated for every purchase, an ALTA survey provides the most detailed review of the property and is usually required for commercial properties.

Also known as a Outbound and Topographical Survey provide an accurate representation of the area, showing all natural and man-made features of the property. Shown as three-dimensional points, with all features presented in a scaled survey drawing.

Altering legal property boundaries by dividing property into smaller lots, realignment of existing property lines or consolidating two or more lots into single or fewer lots.

Land survey conducted within a strict set of standards to promote uniformity and clear title transfer. Title surveys mark boundaries on the land, show buildings and other improvements, as well as easements, right of way and other claims to the property including the necessary legal descriptions.

These surveys record accuracy or variations from the original plans to the completed construction phase or project, proving the location of a structure at that point in time.

Construction Stakeout interprets construction plans and marks the location of proposed new structures for example; curbs, sidewalk, driveways, foundations, center road, sewer and water lines, etc…. Reference points guide the construction project from start to finish for accurate results.